Moa bones found at the Te Ahu a Turanga Highway project

Video transcript

Timestamp	Visual information	Audio information
00:00:00	A tilt of a moa bone	Caption: Our team working on Te Ahu a Turanga: Manawatū Tararua Highway made an exciting discovery!
00:00:05	A different broken moa bone	Caption: Ancient moa bones
00:00:10	A artist's impression of two moas in the wild	Caption: Moas were giant flightless birds which became extinct in Aotearoa about 500 to 600 years ago
00:00:17	A zoom in of a recently unearthed moa bone	Caption: Our team found two femur bones, a pelvis bone, vertebra and other leg bones of two moa birds
00:00:23	A pan acrross a tibia bone	Caption: Including a tibia bone measuring 350mm-long
00:00:29	A slow zoom of another moa bone	Caption: The earthworks have been halted whilst an archaeological investigation, with the assistance of Kaitiaki representatives, is complete
00:00:35	Waka Kotahi Logo alongside the Te Ahu a Turanga logo	Light music plays

Time	00:00:00
Visual info	A tilt of a moa bone
Audio info	Caption: Our team working on Te Ahu a Turanga: Manawatū Tararua Highway made an exciting discovery!

Time	00:00:05
Visual info	A different broken moa bone
Audio info	Caption: Ancient moa bones

Time	00:00:10
Visual info	A artist's impression of two moas in the wild
Audio info	Caption: Moas were giant flightless birds which became extinct in Aotearoa about 500 to 600 years ago

Time	00:00:17
Visual info	A zoom in of a recently unearthed moa bone
Audio info	Caption: Our team found two femur bones, a pelvis bone, vertebra and other leg bones of two moa birds

Time	00:00:23
Visual info	A pan acrross a tibia bone
Audio info	Caption: Including a tibia bone measuring 350mm-long

Time	00:00:29
Visual info	A slow zoom of another moa bone
Audio info	Caption: The earthworks have been halted whilst an archaeological investigation, with the assistance of Kaitiaki representatives, is complete

Time	00:00:35
Visual info	Waka Kotahi Logo alongside the Te Ahu a Turanga logo
Audio info	Light music plays